CoastalWx

Tip the graphic I posted is different then what you described. The description is actually below the chart.

Oh it's from here--> https://climatlas.com/tropical/

We glee for cold and snow in winter .

Don’t look up!

After today, ready for pumpkin spice and a 8-9 season lol.

It could be a cycle thing as you see in the graph in earlier years. However, with global SSTs as warm as they are, it’s worth watching.

Pretty colors?

I am. Days and days of 80s?

I don’t see 80s for days. It’s over.

Maybe 78-82 that Sunday? Lol.

I think about how united we were 21 years ago. It’s so disappointing how divided we have become.

I mean in the northern hemisphere. I’ll look it up.

Dews and temps up. Summer weekend.

To think it will only be 10 degrees cooler on Christmas.

Yep. We pool.

Sun is on fire

What are you a vampire?

Lol

It's been lower in the Atlantic recently...ACE anyways. It's just a hypothesis, but there has been some speculation that the Hadley cells being screwed around with, may cause lower activity, but you need a bigger sample size. This year has been SAL and TUTT lows...but I don't know if I can go much beyond that.

Who lives there?

Another area tough to get ice is at 1K downwind of the ORH hills. Hate to see it.

I can't believe how quiet it has been. What a face plant for tropical forecasters. By no means meant to be an insult...just that this has caught everyone off guard.

That's a good example. Honestly, my first taste of how elevation mattered for ice around here, was during the '98 event. I may have said this before, but we tried going skiing during that lol. Nothing was open except Wachusett and I literally almost killed myself there..not a joke. In any case, on 93 near the Hooksett tolls..you have a little elevation. That's where I saw the ice building up. Down in Concord, there was no ice that I saw, but then getting north of CON and up a bit, all hell started to break loose. After realizing this was not working out, we went to Wachusett which was caked in ice. Not much noticeable until you get near the mtn towards 1K or so.

Forecasting in general depends on being a weenie to be successful. And by weenie, I mean passion. Some of the brightest people can't forecast their way out of a paper bag. Whereas some of the best mets I know, are the ones with passion. That was one of the things I tried to snoop out when I used to hire. If they weren't really into forecasting...I didn't want them.